Absolutely! They can do anything they want. Just make sure you always have your medicine with you in case you are not at home for your next dose or happen to need more.
The only jobs I think might be difficult for someone with DI are jobs where you don't have access to clean drinking water (so thankfully, not many)...maybe they couldn't do missionary work in remote areas with a hot climate.
Diabetes Insipidus is treatable & controllable,
I have panhypopituitarism since age of 12, ive been in full time employment since I was 21 and am aged 37 now
Hi im diane ive ad ndi since a woz a baby n im the only girl in my family on my dad side that as it n im a mum ov 4 children n i av a wonderful partner ov 16 yrs n weve bin alot bcoz 2 of my boys also as ndi aswel
i was in medical school when DI diagnosed , and i sudenly started to drink to much water and slowly most of my time wasted betwen drink and sink. i wasnt able to sleep because i woke up many times in every night to go toilet and ...